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MONDAY, MARCH 17, 1952 CHILLICOTHE CONSTITUTION- TRIBUNE. CHILLICOTHE MISSOURI PAGE TWO THE FINAL SERVICES FOR CPL. ELDRED SIMMONS Funeral services for Cpl. Eldred Simmons, killed in Korea in action October 16, 1951, were held yesterday afternoon a't 2 o'clock from the First Christian church with the Rev. Robert E.

Austin officiating. Two songs, "Beyond the Sunset" and "Safe in the Arms of Jesus," were sung by Woody Templeman, accompanied by Mrs. Robert Austin. Pallbearers, all members of the American Legion, were Frank Bonderer, Tony Pfaff, Walter Forbis, Howard Lecch, J. W.

Tucker Oren Singleton. Color bearers were Victor Collins, Leo Englert, Cecil Ashlock and Harold Miller. Earle Teegarden served as chaplain with Dr. John R. Neal as commander.

Bob Weihe was bugler and the National Guard furnished the firing squad. Interment was in the Coloma cemetery, under the direction of the Norman Funeral Home. Rats, like human beings, are both "right- and left-handed," according to a survey. The pond tortoise uses its tail for digging holes in which to lay its eggs. RELIEF AT LAST For Your COUGH Creomulsion relieves promptly because it goes right to the seat of the trouble 1 help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial membranes.

Guaranteed to please you or money refunded. Creemulsion stood the millions of users. CREOMULSION relieves Coughs, Chest Colds, Acute Missouri State Highway Department Bureau of Highway Planning U. S. Department of Commerce Bureau of Public Roads TOWNSHIP BOARD'S REPORT OF MONEYS RECEIVED AND DISBURSED Refer to Section 8830, 1945 Session Acts Page 1948 STATE OF MISSOURI County of Livingston ss.

Township of Grand River, Jan. 28, 1952 General Fund 10c; Road Fund 30c; Bond 30c Receipts Balance Jan. 1. 1951 $5,165.16 Received from. Township Collector: Road and bridge fund 847.55 Bond Fund 2,223.56 Received from County Treasurer: Road and bridge fund 3.638.90 Bond Fund 1266.98 Received from: Work and service 18.00 Loans from bank 500.00 Total receipts balances Expenditures Officers' salaries and fees and bonds 401.29 Printing, stationery, etc 7.20 Elections 55.22 Machine Hire 262.50 Gas Oil 528.73 Labor 1,198.63 Lumber tin culverts 756.07 King Bill Donation 425.00 Equipment maintenance 532.31 Bonds retired 2,000.00 Loans Notes 850.00 Interest on bonds 482.08 Interest on loans, notes 15.22 1950 uncashed warrant 2.50 Total Expenditures Township road fund 5,002.07 Bond Fund 2,514.86 Total Expenitures Balances Balance on hand, Dec.

31, 1951 $6,143.40 Bonds outstanding 12,000 Bonds retired .16,000 Township Clerk, Roger Miner. FULL-TIME FIREPOWER POWER STEERING V-8 ENGINE Your clothes get personal attention at Austin's Cleaners, So. Side. -Adv. Mr.

and Mrs. W. L. Cox left for 3 two week trip to Little Rock. and other points of interest in the South.

Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Lindsey visited Dr.

and Mrs. K. L. Rosencrance al Triplett, Sunday. Mrs.

G. B. Doolin spent the weekend at Purdin with her daughter. Mrs. Travis Smith who has, just been released from the hospital.

Kenneth McIntyre spent the weekend at his home in Purdin. Miss Joan LaMar of Christian College and Vernon Houstis of the Missouri University spent the weekend visiting Mrs. Virginia LaMar. Mr. and Mrs.

E. B. Phillips spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.

R. Phillips of Meadville, who were celebrating their 59th wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mra. Van Vencill and daughter of Columnbia, and Mr.

and Mrs. Jess Brown of Browning were afternoon callers. Elmer Bachtel of Nettleton was a business visitor in Chillicothe Saturday. Mrs. Porter Dennis of Milan Saturday shopping in Chillicothe.

Mrs. Raymond Amery and daughter of Braymer were shoppers in Chillicothe Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam J.

Babb spent the week-end in Kansas with relatives. Mrs. Wayne Saale of Meadville Saturday shopping in Chillispent seven women and one child present. Several could not attend because of illness. The president, Mrs.

Lena Whyte, presided and Mirs. Leah Dunkin gave the devotionals with song. scripture, meditation and prayer. The lesson study was on ParaTalkes on the missions in guay. that country were given by Mrs.

Oca Drake, Mrs. Dunkin, Mrs. Carl Potter, Mrs. Elfa Flentje and Mrs. John Israel.

Following a business session the meeting closed with the benediction. cothe. Mrs. Edgar Morris and daughters of Purdin were shoppers in Chillicothe Saturday. Mrs.

Charles Smith of Carrollton spent Saturday shopping in Chillicothe. Betty Lou Doudson of Princeton was a shopper in Chillicothe Saturday. Roscoe Plummer and Lola Plurnmer of Hale were in Chillicothe on business today. Local News Notes of Wheeling, and Louis and Annabelle Metzner of Rich Hill township were in Brookfield Sunday. They were dinner guests of Mrs.

Ada Foggin. SURGERY FOR GENE SIMMONS Gene Simmons, assistant county extension agent, underwent an appendix operation yesterday at the Chillicothe hospital. He is reported in satisfactory condition. HOSPITAL DISMISSALS Laura Wortman, Chula, S. B.

Mohler, 1710 Jennings Place, and Mrs. Cilfford Thompson. Chillicothe Route 5, were dismissed Sunday from the Chillicothe Hospital. Dismissals today were Mrs. Melvin Watkins and baby of Dawn.

VISITED OVER WEEKEND Mrs. J. F. Donovan and children returned last night from al weekend visit in Kansas City with Mr. Donovan's sister and brother, Mr.

and Mrs. J. W. Berg and Mr. and Mrs.

George Donovan. JOINS R.E.A. STAFF Miss Helen Ann Skinner started work Saturday as an assistant bookkeeper at the Farmers' Electric Cooperative office in Chillicothe. She formerly was with the Lambert Manufacturing company. PARENTS OF A SON Mr.

and Mrs. Howard Mencely, Rt. 5. Chillicothe, announce the birth of a son, Sunday at 12:29 o'clock at the Chillicothe Hospital. The new, arrival weighed 7 lb.

and 14 oZ. 1 WHAT ARE TODAY'S FACTS ABOUT NEW CAR ENGINES AND POWER STEERING? YEAR Chrysler introduced its TAST new FirePower V-8 engine, and America's first passenger car full-time power steering. Both new ideas "took hold" in a big way. Today, others are announcing "new engines" and "power steering" but with some basic differences worth keepd ing in mind if you're buying a new car. First: about "new engines." The fact is, a really new engine design happens only once in a great while.

It did happen in the FirePower V-8. Its 180 hi.p. was only incidental to its basic new design. Its key idea is a hemispherical combustion chamber, which makes even non-premium gasoline develop more usable power than other designs can get from premium fuel. has so You get the same amount and feel of Only Chrysler engincering far mastered this design.

Several cars control all the time full-time ease do have some power increase, in terms and full-time safety. of previous designs. The important fact Actually, the differences, both in is that FirePower is not a "warmed- engine performance and in steering over" engine, but brand new in per- safety and ease are impossible to put formance, construction, and efficiency. in words but just as impossible not to feel the moment you get into a In power steering, too, there are basic differences. Chrysler uses by- Chrysler and drive it! Why not see Chrysler dealer and do that, soon? draulic power, always in effect, to do your two things.

First, it does the steering work as you turn the wheel. Second, we've cut the amount of wheel turn -and easier control than ever before. In needed by over Parking or cruising, you get more CHRYSLER sand, snow, or ruts, the hydraulic is always there to keep the front THE FINEST CAR power wheels from "steering back" at you. AMERICA HAS YET PRODUCED THOMPSON MOTOR SALES 1308 Washington Ph. 14 Church Notes Wheeling B.B.C.

Met Thursday Mrs. Bruce Canning, Mrs. Homer Allen and Mrs. Charles Hapes entertained the Wheeling Baptist Character class at. the church Thursday afternoon.

March 13. Mrs. Bruce Canning. president, had charge of the meeting. The class song, "Living For Jesus," was sung.

Mrs. F. S. Littrell gave the opening prayer and the pledge to Ben THEATRE Bolt. 1:15 NOW Open Feat.

at GORDON VIROIMA WARNER BROS DAY NELSON-ROMAN, Starring CAGNEY COOPER A VIRGINIA PHIL GIBSON HARRIS LOVEJOY NORMAN PARSONS SCOTT WIMAN WYMORE JARDE DEX MESON CON HARRTHY ROT BE, PUTM AM WEDNESDAY THURSDAY 2 DAYS ONLY Fabulous Fabiola SEE the Giant gladiators the fight screen's most savage combat! SEE 50,000 A hordes cast of victims led of in the their scum most agonizing history's ments combat!" mortal Jules Laws prosed "FABIOLA" MICHELE MORGAN 11EXPJ YIPAL MICHEL SIXON Open 6:30 THEATRE ZANE GREY'S BAD MEN RIDE THE BLOODY Russell PARKER HAYDEN BAD Jeon CAST! and I BAD MarshaHUNT TIP ARIZONA Wednesday Thursday June Haver Gordon Macktae 'Daughter of Rosie O'Grady' -plus Bert Lancaster 'Flame and the Arrow' the Bible was given in unison. Roll call was answered with Scripture from the March Sunday school lesson by eighteen members. Mrs. Harold Watson sent a note of appreciation for kindnesses during recent illness. Also, during the illness of her uncle, Tom Adams, now being cared for at the Raulie nursing home in Chillicothe.

The superintendent of the Missouri Baptist Children's Home, E. L. Lawe, sent a letter thanking the class for the twenty-four dozen cup cakes which the more than 100 children of the Home enjoyed as a Valentine gift. Mrs. F.

S. Littrell expressed her appreciation of the class participation in the birthday dinner and celebration in honor of Mr. Walkup and herself at the church Sunday, March 9. She expressed delight in receiving many cards, hankies and gifts, corsage, a blooming plant and birthday cake from the class. Many cheer deeds were reported and Sunshine Mothers with birthdays during February were remembered.

Mrs. Clarence Rice was named to fill the vacancy in the Sunshine Mother list, due to the death of Mrs. Elizabeth Lowe. The class pledge of $5 to Home Missions was reported paid. The class voted to bake cup cakes for an Easter remembrance to the Missouri Baptist Old Folks Home at Ironton, Mo.

The president appointed the social committee, with Mrs. Clarence Arthaud. as chairman, to: meet conjunction with Class 2 for making the Easter breakfast plans for the church. During the afternoon, much was done toward completion of a quilt top. Mrs.

Alfred Love was authorized to purchase material for setting some of the quilt tops together. The lesson. "How Joseph's Dream Came True," found in the 41st and 42d chapters of Genesis, was given by Mrs. Charles Hapes. The meeting adjourned and members found places at the tables decorated in the St.

Patrick theme. A. plate lunch of chicken salad ribbon sandwiches, coffee and mints was enjoyd. The climax of the afternoon was the sharing of Mrs. F.

S. Littrell's birthday cake presented her at the dinner Sunday. It was decorated with shamrocks, roses and lace, and was backed by Clarence Arthaud and Mrs. Frank Kimmis. Opening Sunshine Pal exchange packages completed the afternoon.

Women's Fellowship Meeting The First Christian church women's felloship met March 14, in the church parlors. Mrs. Delbert Carter, president. conducted a short Lusiness meeting preceding the program. An invitation to attend the county fellowship meeting at the Highland church March 21, was read and all members were asked contact group Icaders.

if they plan to atlend so that transportation can be provided. Mrs. W. E. Alfred chose for her devotional theme The guest speaker for the afternoon, Mrs.

Edgerton, spoke on the ora testiments prophets and prophecies. Forty-four members and three guests were present. Presented Program To Hamilton Congregation The Y.P.D. of Bethel A.M.E. Church presented a program in the Methodist Church in Hamilton.

March 16, at 7:30 p.m. to a large congregation. The program which consisted of songs and a pageant was received with much Liberty Chapel W.C.F. 'The W. C.

F. of Liberty Chapel met Thursday at the church with Joe Miller Auction Sale REGULAR SALE, WED. MAR. 19 12:30 p.m. sale floor will be full by Wednesday, and we have the Our crowds to buy everything consigned.

Following are just a fav; things listed: sewing machine; chrome breakfast set; kitElectric Singer chen cabinet; Copper Clad cook range; DeLaval cream sepdivan and chair; beds, springs and mattresses; winerator; dows; picket fence; 2-16" John Deere tractor plow, perfect; lumber, some chickens; 100 bales hay; 100 hedge posts; full line small tools. By sale day you can tind anything you want. Come and spend the day. I'd like to cry your sale, and you'll be glad I did. COL.

JOE MILLER OWNER and AUCTIONEER Personals C-H-A-R-A-C-T-E-R thing for a young man is to establish The most important a reputation and character. No nation can rise credit, higher than the character of its people. CHILLICOTHE STATE BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation ATTENTION Are You Interested in BLUE CROSS GROUP HOSPITALIZATION PLAN! If you would like to know more about this plan, attend a meeting at the County Court Room, in Chillicothe, at 8:00 p.m. Tuesday, March 18th. Livingston County Farm Bureau Plant it NOW! MAYPARK LAWN GRASS SEED Plant It Now! Sow rich, fast-growing MAYPARK on top of the ground.

The freezing and. thawing will do the planting for you. MAYPARK is a wonderful blend of fine grasses, rich in Kentucky Blue Grass and spiced with White Dutch Clover and other quick-growing grasses. Eyery pound is Vigor-Coated, and tailor-made for our area. MAYPARK.

for. the fastest start toward a GREEN VELVET LAWN! 3-Ibs. 2.75. 5-Ibs. 4.45- 10-los.

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